Join the SLACCR Lab!
If you're an undergraduate interested in understanding why landscapes change, and human and environmental consequences of those changes, or, of you're interested in GIS, remote sensing, climate modelling, agriculture, data analysis, literature reviews, map-making, and science communication, join the Sensing Land, Agriculture, and Climate Change (SLACCR) Lab. Email me at [email protected].
Alums
Postdocs
Postbacs
Undergrads
ABSAT Undergrads
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LILT Undergrads
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- Yunuen Reygadas-Langarica essentially ran our NASA ABSAT project and is now an Assistant Professor at Texas Tech University.
Postbacs
- Scott LaRocca was a postbac on our NASA ABSAT project and is now a PhD student in Ecological and Environmental Informatics Northern Arizona University.
- Valerie Galati (UR '20) was a postbac on our NASA ABSAT project and is now a Systems Engineer, Collins Aerospace
- Olivia Hubert (UR '19) was a postbac working on our climate change and fall foliage work at Acadia National Park and is now a Cardiothoriac Nurse, VCU Nursing '23,
Undergrads
- Jane Lively (UR '26) is working on finishing a manuscript for publication on compound disturbances in Northern Michigan.
- Mia Avera (UR '26) worked on understanding energy usage across different campus buildings and is now onto a Masters program at Oxford
- Anna McCormack (UR '26) worked to help the Mattaponi Tribe map their land is now a aturalist with Walking Mountains Science Center in Colorado
- Eli Beech-Brown (UR '24) worked on a lot of code, was a Fullbright Scholar in Chile, and is now traveling around the world
- Anna Frisbie (UR '22) worked on our NASA ABSAT project and is now getting her Masters at Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space at the University of New Hampshire
- Elizabeth Halasz (UR '21) was a jack-of-all trades undergraduate, has worked for the National Parks Service, and is currently a Botanical Research Technician
- Marc Gorman (UR '20) worked on the Acadia National Parks and is now a Project Strategy Analyst , Frontier Communications
- Matthew Franklin (UR '19) worked on mapping East End Cemetery in Richmond, VA and is now with the Timmons Group
ABSAT Undergrads
See ABSAT page.
LILT Undergrads
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